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Antiadrenergic Drugs MindMap
Presentation Β· PPTX
What's in the 5-Slide Mind Map
The presentation uses a dark theme (near-black background) with color-coded branches so each drug class is instantly recognizable:
| Color | Class |
|---|---|
| π΅ Blue | Central Hub |
| π΄ Coral-Red | Ξ±-Blockers |
| π’ Green | Ξ²-Blockers |
| π£ Lavender | Centrally Acting |
| π Amber | Ganglionic / Presynaptic |
Slide 1 - Master Overview Mind Map
A radial mind map with the central hub branching into all 4 classes, each showing key drugs, uses, and ADRs at a glance. Includes a bottom mnemonic strip.
Slide 2 - Ξ²-Blockers Deep Dive
Three columns: Non-Selective, Cardioselective, Mixed Ξ±+Ξ². Includes a selectivity spectrum (Propranolol β Metoprolol β Bisoprolol β Nebivolol), lipophilicity table, ISA drugs, and a red contraindications strip at the bottom.
Slide 3 - Ξ±-Blockers Deep Dive
Non-selective (Phentolamine vs Phenoxybenzamine - reversible vs irreversible highlighted), all 6 selective Ξ±1 blockers with their quirks (Tamsulosin floppy iris!, Silodosin retrograde ejaculation), receptor pharmacology panel, and 5 clinical use cards.
Slide 4 - Centrally Acting + Presynaptic
Side-by-side: Clonidine, Methyldopa, Moxonidine, Rilmenidine vs Reserpine, Guanethidine, Bretylium, Ganglionic Blockers - each with MOA, Uses, ADRs, PK.
Slide 5 - Pearls, Mnemonics & Comparison Table
Four mnemonic boxes:
- Ξ²-blocker ABCDEs (Angina, BP, Cardiac failure, Dissection, Extras)
- Ξ±-blocker BLAST (BPH, Lower BP, Alpha pheo, Syncope, Tamsulosin iris)
- Centrally Acting CMM
- Presynaptic DRAG
Plus a full comparison table across all classes.
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What's on the Cheat Sheet
Dark-background, color-coded A4 PDF - same palette as the mind map for instant visual association.
β Ξ±-Blockers table - 8 drugs (Phentolamine, Phenoxybenzamine, Prazosin, Terazosin, Doxazosin, Tamsulosin, Alfuzosin, Silodosin) with MOA / Uses / ADRs / Key Pearl per row
β‘ Ξ²-Blockers table - 11 drugs (Propranolol, Metoprolol, Atenolol, Bisoprolol, Esmolol, Nebivolol, Pindolol, Sotalol, Labetalol, Carvedilol, Timolol) - the full spectrum from non-selective to mixed
β’ Centrally Acting table - Clonidine, Methyldopa, Moxonidine, Rilmenidine
β£ Presynaptic/Ganglionic table - Reserpine, Guanethidine, Bretylium, Trimethaphan
Mnemonic boxes (2x2 grid):
- Ξ²-blocker ABCDEs
- Ξ±-blocker BLAST
- Centrally acting CMR
- Presynaptic DRAG
High-Yield Contrasts table - 20 "Q β A" pairs covering the most commonly tested exam questions (pregnancy DOC, pheo management, HF Ξ²-blockers, floppy iris, rebound HTN, etc.)
Receptor pharmacology quick-ref - Ξ±1/Ξ±2/Ξ²1/Ξ²2/Ξ²3/I1 with location, effect when stimulated, and effect when blocked
Contraindications strip and Ξ²1 selectivity spectrum at the bottom.
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